Redness and veins
Redness and visible vascular structures can be seen both on the body and the face. This is often caused by visible reddening or vascular structures, whereby blood vessels become dilated, causing a blockage of blood just below the skin. Consequently, small veins become visible or cause a scattered reddening of the skin.
On the body, we more often speak of persistent vascular structures, such as varicose veins and cherry warts. Redness in the face can manifest itself in various ways. Heat, exertion or hormonal fluctuations can cause redness that quickly disappears. Unfortunately, there are also forms of facial redness that are permanent. Think of rosacea or a wine stain.
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